Just five minutes walk away, his parents Victoria and David Beckham were hosting a star-studded dinner at the designer's Mayfair store.
But like most teenagers, Brooklyn would rather spend a night out without his parents 'cramping his style' as he attended the premiere of a new short film on Tuesday.
The aspiring model, 16, joined a host of big names, including Sir David Attenborough, Henry Cavill, David Gandy and Nick Grimshaw at Dunhill London's Bourdon House.
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Flying solo: Brooklyn Beckham enjoyed a night out without his parents at the World Land Trust screening of The Orchids of Banos at Bourdon House in Mayfair, London, on Tuesday night
Brooklyn was dressed casual for the proceedings in a reflective silver jacket and black trousers.
The event, on the last night of London Fashion Week, was to mark the premiere of a new film by the World Land Trust about the plight to save micro orchids, some of the smallest and rare planet species on Earth.
Teenager Brooklyn, who passed his GCSEs this summer, is evidently concerned about the planet as he joined the philanthropic evening.
Friendly: The 16-year-old was supported Beckham family friend Jonny Lu, who made the film
Fresh scenery: The teenager was later spotted leaving the Wonderland magazine party at the newly-opened Drama nightclub
Who's that girl? Brooklyn appeared to be in the company of a pretty raved-haired girl as he left the bash
Closed off: Brooklyn kept his hands in his pockets as he left the LFW afterparty
Good night? The teen appeared to be in good spirits as he flitted from place to place
Feeling cold? The star pulled up his hood at one point as he moved from party to party
Still going strong: The young model was also spotted at his mum Victoria Beckham's VIP party at her shop in Mayfair on Tuesday night
Mixing it up: Brooklyn had his camera in his hand as he left the party, celebrating Victoria's Dover Street shop's one-year anniversary
What a night! Victoria and David were pictured leaving at 2.40am after partying on into the early hours in the morning
Calling it a night: The power couple were joined by eldest son Brooklyn as they headed home
Brooklyn was there to support Creative Director Jonny Lu - who made the film - who has previously worked with his mother Victoria.
After the star-studded soiree Brooklyn moved on to Wonderland magazine's party at Drama nightclub before heading home with his parents in the early hours of the morning after meeting up with them at Victoria's party.
Sir David, who is patron of the World Land Trust, introduced the film to the select crowd at the private event, which was hosted by Dunhill's CEO Fabrizio Cardinali.
Also in attendance was model/actress Tallulah Harlech, designer Peter Pilotto and new mother Lily Cole.
Dapper: Actor Henry Cavill, who has become friendly with Brooklyn's father David, looked very smart in a black suit
Don't stay out too late! X Factor judge and BBC Radio 1 breakfast presenter Nick Grimshaw also made an appearance
Living legend: Model David Gandy looked thrilled to meet Sir David Attenborough, who introduced the film
Model Lily, who gave birth to her first child on September 11, looked radiant in a red maxi dress and tan coat as she chatted away to Sir David.
The six-minute long film Orchids of Baños, which will be screened on Dunhill.com, shows the world of the Trust and their Ecuador conservation partner Fundación EcoMinga.
The film follows Ecominga botanist Lou Jost's discovery of 10 new orchid species in the Andean cloud forests of central Ecuador.
Plenty to talk about: New mother Lily Cole, who gave birth 12 days, looked radiant in red and tan
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The film itself is only 6 minutes long, but has been shot by art director Jonny Lu, who works with the likes of Victoria Beckham and Givenchy.
Guests at the party were given the chance to acquire naming rights to the 10 new discoveries, with funds going to fund conservation of the orchid habitat in Ecuador.
Sir David Attenborough enthused: 'The natural world today, in spite of all of the disasters and catastrophes that afflict it, is still full of great wonders. World Land Trust aims to find those wonders and help the local people own the land in which those wonders are found.'
So how does the 'Gandy Orchid' sound? Guests at the event were given the opportunity to name an orchid
Saving the planet: Lily has long spoken about conserving the planet so would have plenty to talk about with Sir David
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